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Although Job believes the same things as his unsympathetic friends, his experience is testing the flaws in his understanding of God. Job starts to see things differently than his friends because of what he’s personally going through. It’s one thing to believe something in theory, but it’s another thing to have that belief tested in real life. As Job contemplates the finality of death, he wonders about the possibility of life after death. (Text: Job 11-14)
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We desperately desire to understand all that is going on in our life and world. We want God to fit into the box of our understanding and to meet our standards of justice, fairness, and goodness. But God is far bigger than we can know; he will not be fit into the box of human understanding; he is the standard of justice and fairness. (Text: Job 8-10)
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Eliphaz believed that Job is suffering because of his sin. His is advice is that Job submit to God's discipline and quickly be restored his blessings. (Text: Job 4-7)
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Though unknown to us, we can trust in God's divine plan even in suffering. (Text: Job 2-3)
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The story of Job starts with a question in chapter 1: Is God enough? Is he worthy of worship and loyalty even without the benefits and blessings? When we lose the things we hold dearly in this life, we are forced to answer the same question: Is God enough for you? (Text: Job 1)
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God intends to bless his people and wants them to be certain of it. (Text: Number 6:22-27)
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Because of the person and work of Christ, believers must draw near through him, hold fast to him, and encourage others to do the same. (Text: Hebrews 10:19-25)
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We worship God because he is holy, and because we are not; we worship God because alone is worthy. (Text: Isaiah 6:1-8)
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The preaching of the Bible is essential to having sound doctrine. Without sound, thorough Bible preaching, people will turn from the truth. (Text: 2 Timothy 3:15-4:5)
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Jesus teaches that God’s judgment is upon those who sin against him and on spiritual leaders who fail to warn the people of it. (Text: Matthew 23:13-39)
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Expositional Bible preaching from the First Baptist Church in Sherman, New York